College Baseball 2022

Horns up 2-0 in the 1st on a Stehly HR

ECU already with 3 in the first with no out.

If Hansen can’t get it together the Horns are toast

Fortunately the inning ends with no further damage

Hansen had an inauspicious first inning: BB (HPU has a tight zone), bunt single (he was late covering the bag), oppo bloop single, bases loaded WP scores 1, oppo line drive 2-run single…sac bunt, K, F7 end the inning. 3-2 Pirates.

After 2 not-quick 3-up-3-down innings, Hansen gives up leadoff 2B, K, 2-R HR, 2B to open the 4th.

Bullpen action, Hansen over 80P through 3.1

Good Lord, Melendez just hit a ball that may never come down to left.

7-3 ECU.

And Staley, who made an absolute circus catch in the top of the 6th doing a full flip over the fence in to the bullpen down the RF line, follows suit and demolishes one to left as well. 7-4.

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East Carolina University seems misnamed. East North Carolina University would be more descriptive, accurate, and proper. What if South Carolina had the temerity to have their own ECU?

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“Do you unintentionally intentionally walk (Melendez)?”

Um, Stehly homered twice already.

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Welp.

2nd inning in a row…1st/2nd 1 out GIDP

Greenville, NC is more eastern than all of South Carolina, so I say the name works.

Look at a map. All of South Carolina is significantly to the west of “east” Carolina, and they were all one colony anyway when they were formed.

ETA – Took too much time typing and got Cabrera’d

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Should’ve been East Carolinas University then.

One time I traveled out of east Montana into west North Dakota. I turned right and traveled south into south-west North Dakota, then crossed into north-west South Dakota. Luckily I found a bar.

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Did you get a new job writing SAT questions?

So basically Fargo, but more western

I did that in west Virginia and then drove into West Virginia and the back to west Virginia.

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That reasoning mostly works for Western Carolina University too.

What was the deal with the pitcher’s glove? I missed the explanation.